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Monteverde, Rome: A Neighborhood Guide
A neighborhood guide to Monteverde reveals a quieter, more local side of Rome just uphill from Trastevere.
Rome by Vespa: Inside Scooteroma’s Private Tours
A private tour with Scootomera reveals the layers of the Eternal City.
My Roman Story: Katie Parla on Rome’s Food and Spirit
Food writer Katie Parla reflects on how one trip to Rome grew into a decades-long exploration of its flavors and heart.
Vespa World Days 2026 Tour Offers a New Way to Explore Rome
Small group rides will take participants through historic landmarks, local neighborhoods and some of the city's best panoramic views.
The Overlooked Beaches Outside of Rome are Well Worth a Visit
Our Editor-in-Chief shares the secret of how to spend a delightful and easy day at the beach while visiting Rome.
Cinema Purgatorio: American Movies Set in Italy Are So Bad
Our Editor-in-Chief weighs in on the absurdity of many American movies set in Italy and recommends his own stories as a solution.
Beyond the Boutique Hotel: Inside Casa J.K. Place Roma
The boutique hotel brand is expanding with an intimate collection of luxury residences in central Rome.
Roman Rice Stuffed Tomatoes: A Roman Comfort Dish
A Roman summer classic made with arborio rice, Pecorino Romano and ripe tomatoes, this comforting dish brings the flavors of Rome straight to your table.
Scott Conant Brings Roman Cuisine to Roman God of Fire
Rome meets Arizona on Scott Conant’s latest menu.
Five Day Trips & Getaways from Rome
Here are five serene and easy to reach escapes from the bustle of Rome that make for day trips or overnight excursions.
Meet Danilo Bonifazi, Hotel Manager of Palazzo Navona
A look at the vision behind one of Rome’s most admired boutique hotels.
Piccolo Buco Expands to Naperville with Pizza and Italian Favorites
Piccolo Buco brings Roman-inspired pizza and Italian classics to Naperville in partnership with Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurants.
The Roman Classic: Gnocchi al Ragù
This Roman gnocchi al ragù, adapted from Rome: A Culinary History, Cookbook, and Field Guide to the Flavors that Built a City by Katie Parla, brings Thursday tradition to your table.
Roscioli’s Cacio e Pepe: The Dish You Can Now Make at Home
The restaurant has perfected its delivery of the dish over decades since its original location’s opening in the 1970s.
What to Do and Where to Stay when Visiting Rome during the Jubilee
A former resident of Rome offers advice as how to best enjoy the Eternal City while visiting during Jubilee.
Café Ginori Opens at the Hotel de la Ville in Rome
Ginori 1735’s newest restaurant, its first in the Eternal City, is a tablescape lovers’ dream with a menu to match the elegance.
Where Daniel Mancini, Co-Founder of Mama Mancini’s, Eats in Rome
The Co-founder of an American meatball company offers his recommendations for eating in his favorite Italian city of Rome.
A Journey Through Umbria and Le Marche With Italy Charme
From saffron fields and medieval castles to Michelin-starred dining, discover a quieter side of Italy through Italy Charme.
Coldiretti and Istituto 100% Italiano Champion Italy’s Agricultural Identity
Coldiretti and Istituto 100% Italiano are working to protect and promote authentic Italian food and wine through advocacy, certification, and education.
Danielle Callegari on A Bite-Sized History of Italy and Italian Food History
The Dartmouth professor discusses why cuisine became Italy's strongest cultural identity, from ancient Rome to modern Italian-American cooking.
This Week in Italian Food & Travel News (Aug. 14)
A fresh mix of stories offers plenty to talk about, from what’s new on the menu to what’s unfolding across the Mediterranean.
How to Make Roman Bean & Guanciale Bruschetta
This bruschetta recipe, inspired by the cozy trattorias of Rome, pairs creamy cannellini beans with unctuous guanciale and fragrant rosemary.
Hotel Review: Palazzo Navona, Polished Elegance in Rome
Our contributor shares a hotel review of Rome's Palazzo Navona in the heart of the Eternal City's historic center.
Cacio e Pepe con Fava e Menta Is so Italopunk
From the blasphemous cookbook, Italopunk, comes the Roman classic of cacio e pepe with fava beans and mint.
Houston’s Bari Ristorante Expands to The Woodlands
Bari Ristorante, one of Houston’s most beloved Italian restaurants, is expanding to The Woodlands with a new Waterway Square location.
Rosselli Debuts in the Former Modena Space in Washington, D.C.
Inspired by the grand apartments of Milan and Rome, Rosselli brings a fresh look and menu to downtown Washington.
The Pasta Queen Is Ready for the Holidays
The Pasta Queen herself, Nadia Caterina Munno, talks with Appetito about her favorite Italian fall flavors, holiday cooking traditions, and the dishes she’ll be making this Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Italopunk Is a Blasphemous Cookbook Out to Shock Your Nonna
An Italophile writes a blasphemous cookbook with the intention of unshackling Italians from culinary dogma.
Author Mark Gowen on His New Cookbook “Pasta & Magic”
Welsh-Italian photographer and home cook Mark Gowen shares the culinary journey behind the first cookbook in the Pasta & Magic series.
How to Make Roman Fried Artichokes at Home
In the first of three-part series, food influencer Joanna Moeller shares her recipe for Fried Roman Artichokes.
How to Make Nonna Approved Cacio e Pepe
Celebrate World Pasta Day with Italian Street Kitchen’s nonna approved Cacio e Pepe, the most searched pasta in Italy. Creamy, simple, and full of Roman flavor.
Meet Katie Caldesi of the Cookbook Series “Eat Around Italy”
Our contributor interviews Katie Caldesi, an English food celebrity and co-author of a series of cookbooks set in Italy.
California Meets Italy at Santa Barbara’s LIVE Art & Wine Tour
Santa Barbara’s LIVE Art & Wine Tour blended Italian heritage with local charm on May 16, spotlighting wineries with deep ties to Tuscany and Rome.
La Dolce Vita Orient Express, Luxury Italian Train Travel Debuts
Pasta on the Orient Express? Here’s what to know about the newly announced train experience, open for bookings now and launching in Spring 2025.
The Author of “With Tea” Shares an Excerpt Set in Milan
Maria Geyman, the author of a forthcoming book about tea, shares an excerpt set in the Italian fashion capital of Milan.
Bottega Begins a New Chapter in Napa Valley
Rich Frank and John Hansen step into full ownership of Bottega in Yountville, keeping the restaurant’s identity intact while Executive Chef Alex Espinoza leads it forward.
The Roscioli Italian Wine Club Unlocks the Exceptional
A co-founder of the Roscioli Italian Wine Club writes about the inspiration behind the Rome-based project.
Chef Gian Piero Fava and His 5 Must-Try Dishes in Rome
Our contributor consulted with renowned Roman chef, Gian Piero Fava, about essential dishes of the Eternal City.
The Roman Way to Make Gnocchi di Patate
Romans take their gnocchi seriously, especially on Thursdays. This recipe for soft, pillowy gnocchi di patate captures the spirit of Rome’s beloved tradition.
QC Spa NYC: An Italian Escape on Governors Island
Just a short ferry ride from Manhattan, QC Spa NYC offers an Italian-inspired wellness escape on Governors Island—where la dolce vita meets New York energy.
Meet the Founders of Silence Please, a Luxury Italian Fashion Brand
The chic founders of Silence Please talk with Appetito about taking their luxury pajama brand beyond Italy and the bedroom.
An Italian Reading Club Gift Guide for Loved Ones and Yourself
Start the holiday season by gifting your Italy-obsessed friend a book or curl up with one yourself and be transported to Il Bel Paese.
Some Travel Tips for Your Upcoming Trip to Italy
A frequent traveler to Italy, our Editor-in-Chief offers some simple suggestions on how to make the most of a visit to Il Bel Paese.
Where to Eat Gluten-Free Pizza in Rome
Gluten-free and headed to The Eternal City? Here is a guide to recommended certified gluten-free pizza restaurants in Rome.
Appetito’s Favorite Italian Books for the Last Minute Shopper
A smart and simple gift guide to Italian books worth wrapping (and unwrapping).
Serie A: The Sweet Slice of Victory and…Cheesecake!
Soccer columnist Justin Patulli selects key Serie A matches for the coming weekend and suggests Italian snacks for pairing.
Amatriciana at Roscioli: A Classic Roman Recipe
Kicking off Regional Italian Series Episode 1, Rome sets the tone with a classic amatriciana from Roscioli, a dish that captures the city’s identity on the plate.
Appetito’s Editor-in-Chief Shares His Easter Menu on Good Day New York
Appetito's Editor-in-Chief Andrew Cotto appeared on Fox5's Good Day New York to share his Roman Easter menu.
Serie A: Final Five Matches—Inter-Napoli Title Fight & Gameday Amatriciana
Soccer columnist Justin Patulli selects key Serie A matches for the coming weekend and suggests Italian snacks for pairing.
Pisciotta and Mediterranean Life on the Cilento Coast
How a medieval hill town in Cilento still lives the true spirit of the Mediterranean Diet.
How an American Fries Sand Smelt in the Venetian Lagoon
This recipe for Fried Sand Smelt comes from a remarkable American woman who adopted the Venetian Lagoon and learned how to fish its waters.
Spaghetti alla Carbonara in the Traditional Fashion
An Italian cookbook author and food personality shares a recipe from her new book for the quintessential Roman pasta dish.
Chef Travel Diary: Forsythia NYC Team in Rome and Modena
Chef/owner Jacob Siwak of popular Lower East Side trattoria Forsythia explains why he runs annual staff trips to Italy and recounts the team’s recent excursion to Rome and Emilia-Romagna.
How to Pack for Italy in the Summer: The No-Fluff Guide
A few smart additions to your suitcase can make summer travel in Italy a whole lot easier.
Spaghetti Alla Checcha From Ristorante Per L’Ora
At Ristorante Per L’Ora in Los Angeles, chef Joey Roacho looked to Italy for inspiration for this delicious, easy-to-make pasta dish.
A Tavola Dinner Series at Cecconi’s NYC
Cecconi’s at The Ned NoMad kicks off A Tavola, a new Italian dinner series featuring guest chefs from Italy.
Inside Philadelphia’s Borromini with Chef Julian Baker
At Stephen Starr’s new Rittenhouse Square restaurant, Chef Julian Baker channels decades of global experience into a menu worth checking out.
Via Aurelia Opens at San Francisco’s Mission Rock
The Che Fico team brings Tuscan warmth and California polish to Mission Rock with their first fine dining restaurant, Via Aurelia.
Caffè dell’Oro Reopens in Florence
Caffè dell’Oro at Portrait Firenze in Florence debuts a thoughtful renovation, a new cocktail program, and the arrival of Executive Chef Luca Armellino.
Chef’s Day Off: Caruso’s Chef Massimo Falsini Takes Aim
For Massimo Falsini, time away from the kitchen requires a different kind of focus.
Bay Area Ferragosto at Johnny & Sanny’s in Mountain View
Johnny & Sanny’s brings Ferragosto to downtown Mountain View with lobster pasta, patio music, and festive summer energy.
Positive Influencer: Elena Spisni of @bastachesiapasta
Appetito interviews Elena Spisni, the Bologna-based social media influencer known for her passion for making fresh pasta.
A Perfect Day in Genoa, Italy
Discover what to do, see, and eat on a day trip to the enchanting northern Italian port city of Genoa in the region of Liguria.
Oriana Homèl Is Redefining Hospitality in Italy
The fast-growing Italian aparthotel brand is creating a new kind of stay that combines the comfort of an apartment with the service of a hotel.
Digital Cooking Platform, anana, Champions Nonnas as Icons
anana is the new cooking platform preserving generational recipes and bridging age and language gaps, one Nonna at a time.
Exploring Sorrento’s Culinary Traditions with Access Italy
While many travelers come to Sorrento for its dramatic coastline and seaside beauty, the peninsula’s most authentic stories are found through its food, from family-run restaurants and local wines to generations-old culinary traditions.
Elvira Brings the Spirit of Roman Sunday Supper to San Diego
Elvira co-owner Niccolò Angius shares how childhood memories of Roman Sunday gatherings inspired Cucina di Nonna, an immersive private dining experience in San Diego.
Alessandra Fontana, a TikTok Sensation, on Her New Book
Italian baking sensation and viral cooking instructor Alessandra Fontana shares the origins of her new cookbook.
10 Tasty Gifts From Italy for the Food & Wine Lover in Your Life
Consider these ten Italian food and wine holiday gift ideas that can be shipped to the United States or Canada.
5 Must-Visit Historic Cafés and Bars in Italy
Looking to experience Italy’s famed coffee and aperitivo culture? Here are the places you need to target for your next trip to some of the country’s major destinations.
The Wines of Tenuta San Leonardo in Trentino are Northern Gems
The Tuscan and Bordeaux style wines of Tenuta San Leonardo in Trentino produce high-quality reds in northern Italy.
The E-Bike Road to Parmigiano Reggiano
A morning bike ride through the countryside around Castelvetro di Modena offers a closer look at the food traditions of Emilia-Romagna.
Italian Cuisine Shines at the 2025 Food & Wine Classic in Aspen
Italian chefs and winemakers bring bold flavors and energy to the 2025 Food & Wine Classic in Aspen this June, offering a true taste of Italy in the Rockies.
Stanley Tucci Explores Italy’s Regional Flavors in New Nat Geo Series
Stanley Tucci returns to Italy in a new Nat Geo series, diving deeper into regional food traditions, local artisans, and the cultural heart of the country he calls his second home.
Michelin-Recognized Chef Greg Vernick Opens Emilia in Philadelphia
A new restaurant from Greg Vernick brings handmade pasta and a relaxed Italian approach to Philadelphia’s East Kensington–Fishtown corridor.
Mano Bella, a North Carolina Italian Market of Love and Food
Here's the (love) story behind Mano Bella Artisan Foods and its new flagship cafe and market in Charlotte, NC.
Making Olive all’ascolana, Le Marche’s Signature Dish
Andrew Cotto visits Cremini's in Brooklyn, a restaurant devoted to the cuisine of Le Marche, including its famed olive all'ascolana.
Di Marco Brings Its Signature Roman Crust to the U.S. Market
The original Roman pinsa lands in the U.S. as Di Marco makes its debut at the Summer Fancy Food Show, offering a lighter, more versatile alternative to traditional pizza.
Northern Italy Is the New Destination for Culinary Travelers
A new generation of culinary travelers are discovering the delicious soul of Italy north of the tourist trail.
Chef’s Day Off: Andrea Congiusta on Music, Food, and Relaxing
Chef Andrea Congiusta of Washington Street Hospitality shares how he unwinds on his days off with music, workouts, pasta cravings, and exploring Charleston.
Anto’s Pizza Puts Conway, South Carolina, on the Map
At Anto’s Pizza Romana in Conway, technique, tradition, and competition-level precision are shaping one of the area’s most talked-about pizzerias.
Carbonara in a Can? What Kraft-Heinz Rolled Out in the UK
The canned pasta offering announced in Britain last week generated publicity—and controversy.
Italy’s Bitter Balance: Turning Sharp Flavor into Rituals
In Italy, bitterness is more than a taste. It is a daily ritual woven into espresso, greens, and amaro.
An Intimate Culinary Discovery of Romagna at Sovescio
In Romagna, Chef Riccardo Severi transforms his life story into an intimate dining experience at Sovescio.
Gelato, Sorbetto, Granita—And How to Spot the Real Thing
Before you order in Italy, take a closer look at what’s behind the glass.
Authentic Northern Italian Food at Denver’s Barolo Grill
For more than 30 years, Northern Italian traditions have shaped one of Denver's most celebrated dining experiences.
Big Trouble in Oaxaca Cocktail
This cocktail featuring tequila with Midori, pineapple, and green ancho chile liqueurs hails from the Rome, Italy bar Drink Kong. Here's how to make it.
Pizza Czar Anthony Falco on Heritage and Global Dough
Pizza Czar author Anthony Falco shares his journey from Brooklyn to the world stage, exploring his Sicilian heritage, flour myths, and pizza’s global future.
Una Pizza Napoletana by Anthony Mangieri Named World’s Best Pizzeria
The intimate restaurant on NYC’s Lower East Side moved up one slot to earn #1 in the 50 Top Pizza World awards presented in Naples, Italy last night, which featured other US winners.
The Gluten-Free Success of Marcella Navarro of Mama Eat
Our contributor shares the story of Marcella Navarro who built a Gluten-Free pizza empire in Rome with Mama Eat.
Get to Know the Roscioli Wine Club
Meet the Italian wine club that provides hard-to-find Italian wines with a focus on education and sustainability.
Where to Eat Italian in the West Village When You Can’t Get into Via Carota
We have offered three high-quality, nearby alternatives to NYC's popular Via Carota when waiting for a table is not of appeal.
Inside AMMAZZA!: Chef Hillary Sterling of Ci Siamo
Chef Hillary Sterling talks vegetables, the childhood memories behind AMMAZZA! and why curiosity remains central to the way she cooks and leads.
Meet Jay Raffaldini at His Vineyard Known as “Chianti in the Carolinas”
Learn how a hedge fund manager returned to his familial roots via a vineyard in North Carolina with an emphasis on Italian varietals.
Roscioli Attracts A-List Italian Chefs to NYC for Special Events
The hot SoHo offshoot of the famed Italian restaurant from Rome has quietly been offering pasta classes and special dinners featuring well-known chefs from Italy. Here’s what to know.
Lodi’s Pete Murdaca on Jimmy’s, Pietro’s and Family Tradition
A third-generation restaurateur reflects on family, hospitality and building two beloved restaurants in California's Central Valley.
Meet a Family-Owned EVOO Producer with a Vacation Villa Near Rome
In the hills south of Rome is a vacation villa overlooking the Mediterranean where Villa DiTrapano produces exquisite extra virgin olive oil.
Serie A: Lazio-Napoli, Juventus-Inter, Bicicletta Spritz
Soccer columnist Justin Patulli selects key Serie A matches for the coming weekend and suggests Italian snacks for pairing.
Visting DeSarno’s, a Women-Owned Italian Market in Charlotte, NC
Appetito continues its series on Italian markets in the American South with a visit to DeSarno's in Charlotte, NC.
